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His
Excellency Peter N. R. O. Ogego
24 November 2008
Ambassador
of Kenya to the USA
Copies
to President Elect Barack Obama, Philip J. Berg, Esquire
Citizen of the USA Stephen M. St. John presents his
compliments to His Excellency the Ambassador of Kenya to the USA and has the honor to ask his government's assistance
in settling a matter of law and fact pertaining to Barak Obama's qualifications to be President of the USA.
Citizen St.
John refers to Philip J. Berg's lawsuit which was dismissed for lack of standing and is now before the Supreme Court of
the United States where President Elect Obama and the Democratic National Committee must respond to Berg's appeal for
review by 1 December 2008. Meanwhile, important issues pertaining to Barack Obama's qualifications to be President
of the USA remain unresolved. These issues could have and should have been settled out of court long ago. Now,
however, these issues must be resolved satisfactorily by 15 December 2008, when the Electoral College selects the next President
of the USA. Hence this appeal to the government of Kenya.
The government of Kenya can help the government of
the USA adhere to the law of the land in the Electoral College's selection process by quickening the discovery of fact.
Specifically, there is a compelling need to confirm or deny the veracity of claims that Barack Obama's paternal grandmother
said she attended the birth of our President Elect in Kenya on 4 August 1961. If this is true, then President Elect
Barack Obama is not qualified to be President of the USA according to long established law. It is a relatively simple
matter to ascertain the fact of the matter by personal interview with the grandmother and examination of claims that she has
already said she witnessed her grandson's birth.
Stephen M. St. John
http://www.show-the-house.com/id69.html
His Excellency
Sudjadnan Parnohadiningrat 24 November 2008
Ambassador of Indonesia
to the USA
Copies
to President Elect Barack Obama, Philip J. Berg, Esquire
Citizen of the USA Stephen M. St. John presents his
compliments to His Excellency the Ambassador of Indonesia to the USA and has the honor to ask his government's assistance
in settling a matter of law and fact pertaining to Barak Obama's qualifications to be US President.
Citizen St.
John refers to Philip J. Berg's lawsuit which was dismissed for lack of standing and is now before the Supreme Court of
the United States where President Elect Obama and the Democratic National Committee must respond to Berg's appeal for
review by 1 December 2008. Meanwhile, important issues pertaining to Barack Obama's qualifications to be President
of the USA remain unresolved. These issues could have and should have been settled out of court long ago. Now,
however, these issues must be resolved satisfactorily by 15 December 2008, when the Electoral College selects the next President
of the USA. Hence this appeal to the government of Indonesia.
The government of Indonesia can help the government
of the USA adhere to the law of the land in the Electoral College's selection process by quickening the discovery of fact.
Specifically, there is a compelling need to confirm or deny the veracity of claims that Barack Obama held Indonesian citizenship
as a grammar school student named Barry Soetoro and in the early 1980s traveled in the Indian subcontinent on an Indonesian
passport. If this is true, then President Elect Barack Obama is not qualified to be President of the USA according to
long established law. It is a relatively simple matter to ascertain the fact of the matter by review of government records.
Stephen M.
St. John
http://www.show-the-house.com/id69.html 
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